... aco Insp-ectors Stir]] Paterso, Clingan, Foulkes, quarier~s it anid Murphy. IT aerranta, sand 150 police-con- sioned ?? stabsles. Twelve mnounted police, under inpector 'anyin n Gfbson, assrised at the preservation, of a clear ?? Whid read, while Doetv-frpco ...

... THE RESERVISTS. Presents were on Saturday handed to three memnbers of the city police iurce, who are shortly leasving for South Africa. They were the racipients of pipes, tobacco, pouches, and money, from thei comrades. '*ie three men are Frnest Da&vid ...

... Rides, and Rille Brigade, and a Depot Company of the Royal Army Medical Corps. The Majestioleft for Durban. l The Makool left Capetown for Durban on Saturday with Royal Army Medical Corps, horses, and mules For the Front. COl, Harry Cooper, A.D.C. to the Queen ...

... -Soittlh Africa, who n-ill be embodied as a niounitoca yeomanry corps. Having reard to th.e fact t-hat t'lie f onemlales exceed tCh-3 number desired at the J outset for the s-t'-citl a corp s the 115 names from the 220 on the list will be cihoss-n at te ...

... *o auspices of the British Women's Christian andI u1 Temperance Association. In the theatre two R ertorr~lanoes were given of die pantoninle fi Dc1bitn tnadlisCat. The we~,ather, .alth~ough cold, remained ?air. The police State -> 'y that nr~ off ence ...

... Salop-place. Penarth. aged L 31. Twelve years in the 3rd V.B, Lie Welsh Regiment. Fair rider and Lie shot. me Police-constable -JOHN BUCK. Police-station. del Blaenavon (Mon), aged 26. Good a rough rider; three years in 2nd V.B. pol Welsh Regiment, and has ...

... of and five years' police spnlrvision. e said he I 3n would fetch eighteen months down by writing . 11 to the Home 'Secretary. Prisoner lost Jiis 1 temper on being touched by a warder, and f tg fought seven or eight warders and police in the I m, dock before ...

... d-but succeeded in seizing the kopje and W oeaiting back the, enemay. w Ii- At 3.40 Capt. Goldswvortby, with 50 W 'Mountedl Police, arrived in supor of the~ patadthen the Boers wrougbt A.oile gun into action. Our men then re- A.tiredl in a south-westerly ...

... W CENTrMJU POLICE-STATION thr( ire- FOR SWANSEA. ' Wal lee 'In I The 'Ilt'has bdeeu decided th-st. ?? any decision of is'oeto respecting the suggeted increases uple ) p in the Swansea, Police force t~he question of, a, and new central Police-station, should ...

... home is made up as ho 0 ?? active service abroad: First ni 0 corps, Colonel Williams, Swanasea, with ten co - officers, and 205 non-commission-ed officers and mn 0 rank land file; second corps, Colonel Fisher', of CArdiff, with fourteen officers, and 26' ...

... Reservist of the county police who had been called upon to rejoin the colours, was not authorised by law, but that the Home Secretary had intimated it as his intention to introduce a bill into Parliament next session empowering police authorities in, England ...

... once to iere2 under a:y Bratisb wanaamde~r. SIR JAMES SIVEWRIGHT'S MEDICAL CORPS Eb- Fdinlbargh c-orrepondent of the Centrail N-Ew ie. aunthorised to state that tahe meicarl corps of South Africaun _dnden den rt-bhed by Sir Ger. ISia-erglit, along rita ...